Did you know Mizuno Golf originated from a Japanese baseball company? Before Mizuno began building golf clubs, they were leading equipment innovation in the baseball industry. When Mizuno Golf formed in 1933, they quickly gained popularity among golfers thanks to their impressive performance metrics.

Mizuno Golf has a unique club-building process that makes them one of the most prestigious golf brands in the world. Many legendary PGA and LPGA Tour players have won majors with Mizuno Golf, and those exact same clubheads are available to you. Mizuno Golf believes in equality, so even the highest performance golf clubs on Tour can be found on GlobalGolf.

While Mizuno Golf’s innovation and precision are world-renowned, they are especially known for their irons. Mizuno’s trademark forging process creates some of the most consistent irons in the game. There’s a reason their tagline is ‘Nothing Feels Like A Mizuno.

Today, Mizuno Golf’s offerings extend from golf clubs to golf balls, where they are once again becoming a brand standard.

Mizuno Drivers Fly Far Under the Radar

While Mizuno has been making drivers for decades (they even made persimmon versions), they have traditionally been overlooked by all but the most staunch Mizuno supporters and golfers. Those days are gone now. If you haven’t demoed or owned a Mizuno driver recently, it’s time.

Mizuno drivers are powerful, but you will never know how great they are until you try them. While Mizuno drivers have traditionally been different from other brands, the most recent versions are excellent clubs.

Based on Tour player feedback from around the world, Mizuno golf drivers have a distinct sound and feel through impact. While others might have a higher pitched sound, Mizuno drivers deliver a more muted ‘thwack,’ reminiscent of their original persimmon drivers and woods.

This sound directly correlates to a feel better players seek, with enhanced feedback to know whether you’ve really hit one out of the center of the clubface, off the toe or heel. Of course, this can all be corroborated via launch monitor data either by practicing on the range or by smashing golf balls into your backyard net. If you want to know more about launch monitor numbers and compare yourself to Tour averages, GlobalGolf can help.

Mizuno Fairway Woods Show Timeless Design

Similar to the Mizuno driver category, the Mizuno fairway woods offer the same technology in slightly smaller packages, which cater to you no matter your skill level. After pushing forward on their fairway wood designs, Mizuno Golf has recently gone back to basics and designed fairway woods akin to their classic shapes from decades ago.

These previous generation head shapes made new again provide you with comfort and a bit of nostalgia while also giving you all of today’s technology. Or as one of Mizuno’s golf club engineers has said, “The fairway wood might be the least regularly changed club in any bag – so Mizuno spent a lot of time looking at the original models that Mizuno tour players had hung onto over the years. It ended with a lot of really subtle touches – leading edge, transition into the hosel.”

Easy-to-Hit and Precise Mizuno Hybrids

As hybrids have gained more popularity in the golf world, so have Mizuno hybrids. If you’ve tried hitting a 1-, 2-, 3-, or even 4-iron, you’ve probably had that feeling of stinging hands more often than not. Not only do you need to be a proficient ball striker, but you also need to generate the necessary clubhead speed for the physics of the club to work efficiently and effectively.

While Mizuno used to make some of the most beautiful blade long irons in the game, they too have changed with the times. Mizuno hybrids borrow from their driver and fairway wood designs to make golf easier. Mizuno hybrids get the golf ball airborne from just about anywhere on the course, and you don’t need to be a scratch player to do it.

With a number of lofts available, Mizuno hybrids can fill your club gaps and are easy to strike purely from anywhere.

Nothing Feels Like Mizuno Irons

Mizuno JPX 921 Hot Metal Irons

Mizuno JPX 919 Hot Metal Irons

The absolute bread and butter of the Mizuno Golf brand are their irons. If you’ve never hit Mizuno irons, you’ve probably wanted to after seeing some on the range or in the bags of playing partners. Mizuno irons are broken into two distinct product lines that can be described as ‘classic’ and ‘modern.’ Both retain a timeless feel that has to be experienced to be fully appreciated.

For the last 20 or so years, Mizuno Golf has focused on their forged iron process. The innovation and precision that goes into this process guarantees your iron set will be the most consistent and pure set out there. In addition to shot predictability, Mizuno irons are known for sublime feel and a classic aesthetic.

Mizuno Wedges Are Made Just Like Their Irons

Mizuno T20 Satin Wedge

Mizuno T20 Blue Ion Wedge

While not necessarily known for their wedges, Mizuno wedges are starting to become more well known as they apply years of iron expertise into wedge design. Mizuno wedges have the same forged process as irons, which means you’ll be getting predictable shots off your clubface every time. With improved groove designs, your Mizuno wedges will also last longer and remain consistent. Test out your new wedges with some fun chipping games.

Mizuno Putters Are Clean and Feel Pure

Mizuno M Craft #6 Putter

Mizuno M Craft I Black ION Putter

Mizuno M Craft III Putter

Mizuno putters are not the most widely known putter brand in golf, but as a brand, everything Mizuno does is high quality. It’s just a matter of finding a Mizuno putter you like the look and feel of.

Much like all Mizuno golf products, the Mizuno putters are designed to have a classic look and feel while being instruments of performance at the highest level. So, when you’re practicing your putting, you’ll have the confidence to sink more putts.

Mizuno Golf Balls Are Finally Available in the U.S.

Not to be overlooked are Mizuno golf balls. Up until recently, Mizuno golf balls were only available in European and Asian markets. However, you can now experience the full lineup of Mizuno golf balls.

Mizuno golf balls have the tell-tale sign of Mizuno technology, with dimple designs geared toward improving trajectory. Like all Mizuno Golf products, their golf balls are of the highest quality and lend themselves toward greater performance.

Mizuno Women’s Golf Clubs as Seen on LPGA and LET Tours

Mizuno Golf places the same emphasis on precision in their women’s golf clubs and utilizes the same technology in all their clubs. Mizuno women’s golf clubs are a priority since they are a big supporter of the LPGA and LET tours.

If you have a slower swing speed than LPGA star Sei Young Kim, you can still gain more distance and a higher ball flight with the different women’s flex shaft options. Since golf shafts play a large role in your game, GlobalGolf created a golf shafts guide for you to determine the right flex for you.

Demo Mizuno Golf Clubs with GlobalGolf’s Utry^®

If you’ve been dying to demo the newest Mizuno Golf irons, now’s your chance. With GlobalGolf’s Utry^® you can demo golf clubs where, when and how you want, starting at just $25 for 14 days. Whether you want to demo Mizuno irons or even a Mizuno putter, GlobalGolf has options for you. GlobalGolf’s Utry^® is the safest and simplest way to demo golf clubs.

If you decide to demo a Mizuno driver, be sure to check out our at-home Utry^® demo guide. There are plenty of easy ways to determine which driver is right for you without a launch monitor. The same goes for the short game Utry^® demo guide, because short game is more than just about feel, though it definitely helps.

Once you figure out which Mizuno golf clubs you can’t live without, don’t forget to check into GlobalGolf’s Trade-In program. Send GlobalGolf your current set of golf clubs and earn points towards your next purchase.

Mizuno golf clubs will fit your needs from both a performance and aesthetic perspective. With the addition of golf balls into the North American market, Mizuno Golf is now truly a one-stop shop for all your golf club needs.